Anonymous
23 December 2018 at 02:50
An ancestral land, grand father get by partition from court in 1941, grand father died, but at the time of grandmother, my father, living the unblance life not as it expected from norma human being and not properly taken care of family, i.e. Mother and my sisters etc..sold the land without the consent of family members in or around of1980s and also enter into agreement to sale more..even my grand mother not consented at that time, my grandmother died in 1998, the agreement to sold between my father and others district court has decided that agreement was correct. ..now I can challenge the said agreement and its court order along with earlier sale deed in the ground of incompetent to contract..fraued etc..because at that time while entering entire agreement and sale deed no family members were consented..even my grandmother..and both the party I.e. My father and others were well aware that land belongs to my grandmother and it is an ancestral land so both the parties done fraud..kindly help and if possible provide me the references of similar cases etc..The matter known to me recently about the earlier sale of land during the proceedings of suit of challenging of agreement to sale by other party that is done by my father.
I want to challenge the entire episode with my mother..
Ritika Ahuja
22 December 2018 at 19:45
Can a flat in Mumbai City be divided in two or split in two seperate flats. What is the process for doing the same.
Anonymous
22 December 2018 at 14:00
I am residing in mumbai (Malad) since last 40 years.I have terrace attached to my flat having entry only from my flat. I am in posession of terrace since then and developer has alloted terrace to us before forming co-op society. Society is having common terrace above my flat which is used by all members.
The approved plan which was submitted in BMC in 1981 mentioned as "Open Terrace" and "Terrace at 8th Floor". Co-op society is formed in 1989.
My query is, can I regularize (member can become legal owner of Terrace/Balcony/flower beds etc.) the "Terrace" as per recent amendment by BMC? If yes how ?
URBANHOUSING
22 December 2018 at 09:56
A MOTHER LEFT A FLAT IN MUMBAI BY WILL TO 9 SIBLINGS EQUALLY
OUT OF 9, 8 SIBLINGS WISH TO SELL THE FLAT .
ONE SIBLING REFUSES TO SELL IT EXTERNALLY OR INTERNALLY WHAT IS THE LEGAL SOLUTION TO THIS
AS THIS IS A FLAT IN MUMBAI ENTRY AND EXIT IS ONLY ONE TO THE FLAT
KINDLY HELP
THANKS IN ADVANCE
Anonymous
22 December 2018 at 03:06
Dear sir,
I m sachin, i stay at jogeshwari in pagdi system chawl. The room is name on my grandmother (mom's mother) and her son means my uncle got expired and her wife has separated with him since last approx. 25 years. We had visited her place also to convince her to come at home but she has denied so now my grandmother wants to keep all the 100% property ownership in her daughter name (my mom's name). Landlord will not allow now to transfer the room from my grandmother to her daughter name so in this case what to be done. Grandmother's daughter in law will not come in future.
Whether we need to keep any will?
Whether that will suffice to produce later on after expiry of my grand mother?
Whether landlord will directly transfer in my moms name after expiry of my grandmother?
Please suggest...
Mehta
21 December 2018 at 10:07
What is the solution if secretary of the society does not take or give acknowledgement on submitting flat transfer documents ?
Anonymous
20 December 2018 at 18:23
thank you all for all your help. I appreciate it.
Ritika Ahuja
20 December 2018 at 15:19
My Grandfather and his brother are joint owners to a property in Mumbai. If my Uncle (grandfathers brother) through a Gift Deed, gives his share of the property to his son, does he have to
1) take written consent from his brother OR need his brothers acceptance or signature for transfer of the property.
2) Will his son need to pay any tax (stamp duty or registration or any other charges by way of this transfer).
3) Will my grandfathers brother have to pay any taxes for this gift.
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Known by two names and having immovable properties
Sir, my friend name is Puli Swathi, D/o.Puli Srinivasa Rao. Her father was died. During the life time of her father, her grand father gifted some immovable property to her by regd.gift deed by stating her name as Puli Swathi, D/o.Puli Srinivasa Rao. Later her father died and her mother married again one Mathani Venkateswarlu. After that she purchased some other immovable property on her name by showing her name as Mathangi Swathi, D/o.Venkateswarlu(step father). Now both properties are belongs to her but the documents shows the different names. How can she prove those both properties are belongs to her. There is no ID proof for the name Puli Swathi, D/o.Puli Srinivasa Rao but for the second name she have all ID proofs. Plz. Advise me.